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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28
TON GREEN COUNTY.
Beauties and Advantages of the Fam Gus
GsOoncho Country"
Dallas Real Estate Journal.

FOoncho Country"
Dallas Real Estate Journal.
Perhaps no portion of the great state
of Texas is attracting more attention at
the present time as location for homes
for the farmer, manufacturer and bust
ness man than San Angelo and surround
ing country. Settled es 1t has been in
the last few years by class Of the most
intelligent, enterprising and industrious
people from nearly every state in the
Union, as well as from Europe, it has
oeen demonstrated beyond the shadow OF
doubt that it has fertility of soil unex
celled for the production #
all small grains, fruits and vegetables |;
and "seeing is believing" to the many
thousands of visitors to our great state
fair, now in progress in this city, who
have fessted their eyes upon the SAP
Angelo exhibit, embracing the rarest OF
apples, pears, g:spes and other fruits,
mammoth tomato es, lpote' oes, pumpkins,
squashes, beets aud vegetables of ali
kinds, wheat, oats, barley and other
grains.
The eyes of the people attending this
fair have been opened as never before IN
regard to the many advantages offered the
home seeker and Investor by this section
Of our state.
. The Concho country is that portion OF
Tom Green county drained by the
Co achos, and lies south of the Coloraso
river between the 31st and $50 parallels
of north latitude and west of the 100 b
meridian. Il is 100 miles south from
Abilene on the Texas and Pacifc Railway
and forty miles west of BalliDger, the
present terminus of the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe R.ilwsy. Il has long been
known as having wonderful fertility OF
soil, producing the choicest Of grasses,
aud has been the paradise Of the cattle
men; but until recentlv the same i'm
preston has prevailed in regard
to that country as has, at one time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28
HilIsbOrO.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the GaZette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, Nov. Fitzpatrick
Duelevy, who is employed in blasting
rock Oh the D Las ard HillsbCro extern
sion of the Missouri Pacific Railway, yes
terday was very painfully injured in the
eyes and face by premature discharge
OF giant powder. He was brought to
town on q wagon and DR.. Kennedy dress
ed his wounds. While his face is very
much disfgured, his eyesight is not in
jured. Most fortunately FIR him the
chsrga of powder mad nearly all been con
sumed before the explosion took piece.
Sam ReaVis, Esq exc uOty Judge
and an OLD and prominent citizen of the
county, was buried here yesterday.
The Hillsboro Chess Club will send q
challenge to the Waco Chess Club. The
following will be the players from the
Hilsboro Chess Club: Frank Knox, DR.
Kuox, Colonel T. S Smith and DR.. n
B Kennedy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

THE former attempts of the New York
Financial Chronicle in making crop esti-
mates were not sufficiently successful to
Justify 1t in its attempt to discredit the
report of the Agricultural Bureau, show
ing decrease in this years crop as com
pared with the last. The New Orleans
Cotton World first made publication Of
the expected decrease and its figures
were fully corroborsted by the Agricul-
tural Bureau. The Chronicle is placing
itself squarely On the side OF the
cotton bears In this matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

WHY cannot the business men OF towns
in Northern and Central Texas unite in
an effort to secure special rate
to those who want to come to Texas? If
only one great road could be induced to
consult its own interest, and those of the
state, great work would be done for
Texas. The need of such special rate
is an imperative one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

TIE right to criticise the claws admins
trstion and execution or the Law itself, is
one thing; and the right to denounce all
law and advocate it's violation and the
murder of its representatives IS another
thing. The first is free speech, the sec
ond is threat to social order. Men who
refuse or fail to note the distinction
should be punished Or driven out of the
country. If the law can not do this, the
people who make the law will take the
matter in hsud. L,mp-posts are plenti-
full in New York and Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

BEFORE Fort Worth proceeds further
with the building boom, why would it not
be sound policy to extend the fi!e limits
of the city so as to include, at least, all
the business streets of the city? Those
who would erect fine business structures
are not disposed to do SO IN localities
given over to shanties and other iDfsm-
msble buildings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28
WORK OF IRRIGATION.

Accompanying the following letter were
productions OF Toyah creek that demon
strate the capacity of the west. The let
ter OF Mr. Inge is full of suggestions to
practical men and legislators, and to it's
statements The GAZETTE directs the at
tention of all who are interested in the
development and settlement Of the great
west:
PECos, TEX, Nov. "a, 1887.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
DEAR SIR send you to-day by express
three ears of CON and half dozen turnips. The
corn raised on Toyah creek In This county by
Mr Morrow, who viii raise 1000 bushels this
season, as good as the sample send. The
turnips was raised in Captain Chi to g gard en-
In this place, and all raised by irriga lon, and
1t is but g gu estion of Il ne when the Pecos val
ley will blossom and bloom like the rose. ]
must ~ that the most remarkable farm 0
ducts ever raw were raj ed il this county
cabb -ge weighing thirty pounds, sweet pota
toes TIVE nty five pounds, and other products In
proportion
Mr. Dan Murphy raised on 500 acres of oats
sixty bushels FER acre, without ons crop +
rain. We have plenty of water, millions of
acres OF as 1re land as there is In any county, q
climate unsurpassed eve by California, and
all we need is capital to develop this ountry.
When developed, Fort Worth will be the feeder
for all this western country, and will reap the
benefits OF its devel pment, and we look to
THE GAZETTE to help.
If our next Legislature will pass bill suthor
izpg The cutting of dit hes on the Pecos live
by the state her increase OF taxable values and
inc ease of value of her lands W uld soon re
imburse the state for the investment, aad q
tonn,r opened up that would equal not only
any portion of Texas, but California. Yours
truly, j. j. INGE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28
Go as You.Pleaso Foot Race.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa Nov. 27.-The 142
hours go-as you-please race ended to-
night q little before 10 O'Clock, with
Lakewood, the E1glishman, in the first
place, nearly forty miles ahead OF his
nearest competitor. The EnglishmaD
esrly this morning abandoned his ex-
pressed intention of trying to beat the
worlds record of 610 miles, and logged
along easily throughout the Day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

COLONEL BARLOW has disposed of his
interest in the Waco Examiner to Mr..
John G. Crisp, former editor of the
Uvalde News. THE GAZETTE waits TO
see how the Examiner will be the Elk
sminer without Barlow, and trusts Mr..
Crisp may find his advent into daily
journalism pleasant sud profitable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28
Waco.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Nov. 27.-The SAFE vs..
Ed L Nrph, charged with the murder OF
old man Witte, near McGregor, will be
called for trial in the District court to-
morrow.
Judge Henderson refused to grant a
new trial in the Jim Reno case Reno
was rather promiHent character among
certain relies here, and his conviction OF
horse theft was much of surprise to
them.
Walter V. Fort and psrty left for Nssh-
vile, Tenn. yesterday, where Mr.. Fort
wi | wed Miss Annie Downs Maddin Of
that city. This marriage is an epoch IN
the so .ial circles of Waco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

CONGRESSMAN MARTIN denies that he
blew out the gas. Il is no use. Were
Old Howd'ye TO evolve grester law thar
the interstate commerce enactment, he
would still be known to lame and futurity
as the statesman who blew out the gas.
Mr.. Reagan's successor won distinction
quicker than any man who ever went to
ConoreaG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

ONE great need of Texas is q special
railroad rate to immigrants, prospectors
and visitors to sll points in the stste.
What railroad will lead of IN movement
demanded by every interest in TexasP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

CHICAGO is great city, but not above
sarcasm. The Chicago Inter Ocean Gays:
fTt is thought that ST. Louis will still
have larger population than Kansas
City at the next census"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28
VrrnODs
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
VERNON. lex, Nov. 26.-The grand
jury have just returned another batch Of
iudictmen 8; seventeen is the number at
this time, all for felonies, mostly for
theft. The present grand jury are look
ing TO felonies and not spending the
county's N oney on petty misdemeanors,
which have been ably prosecuted and
tried in the inferior courts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

THE two editors of the Atlanta Consti-
tuition can now shake hands over the
bloody chasm and drink each others good
health and many happy returns of occs-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28
Fo.t worth end Dsnyes eats Kal-"'I J. :
r.k.n,o au.k PenitenriarJ.I

Correspondence of the gazette. -.
LINDEN, TEX, Nov 25.-The iC-io en-.
ing convicts were taken 10 the hu'A -
itentlary to-day, hssiog been cOI, r,tsr
at the last term of court for tne u I.,sIg
of Thomas Braden ard their case 6.
affirmed by the higher courts areel
Parker, five years; j. 7. MeiEo1'
years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

THE Fort Worth d Denver daily adds
territory to the trade OF this City
This is the only line penetrating the
great Panhandle, and Fort Worth is the
terminus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

FORT WORTH Republicans should labor
to secure the Republican convention, and
Fort Worth Democrats should go to work
to secure the Democratic convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-28

THE defest of local option in Atlanta
will be very black eye for prohibition
In the south.
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sa-subsoribera wishing their address
changed from one postofiCe to another must
give the old address as well az the new, or sac
change cannot be made
All PoAtmasters in the State are authorized
50 take subscriptions to THE GAZETTE
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED
Sample copies cent on application
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Branch Offices of The Gazette.
DALLAs-725 Main Street, F. E. Holloway,
Manager
WACo-Percy BuTIeson, Manager.
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On TO Tsscosa.

PKcos CITY, "out west" has an arte-
sIsn water supply of 10000 gallons an
hnnr.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

An persons seeking employment -r,
situations free or charge. '' -
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Transient advertising nagable In advance:
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Fort Worth. Tex.
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THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona-fide Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

ADVER EISIN RATES..
DAILY RDITIoN-(seven issues week.
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seven (7l words to the line,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE FORT ORTIZ aSD
DENVER CITY RA LWAY CphPtNlt-
FORT - ORTIZ, Tex, Nov ., is''t
The regular annual meeting CT the c lliilE...T
OF the Fort Worth and rem e Ciy 49,.
Company will be held attire eficA 81 inc - -
rany in the city of Eort pF<ri1, TEXAS, on ,n.-s-F
second Tuesday FneDece mber, ISL II , -. - :,
o N, for naturalization such Cu5lIe''
may properly come before It.
ny order of toe p, sidenL ". =. hu,s,
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sions when they can split, run neutral
orgsn and charge SO many scents line
for all publications on the subject"
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Lost

I OSEEsFiish pug dog, naNe,-',N-rss-
IL blsSH& leather collar, urasSS N-n.srs D.
u nst' lf6 Pecan stree a .STetR swtr5 So
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OFF OF THE FORT WORTH Az
DENVER CITY RAILWAY CONPesk,-
EOuT WORTH, lex. N0F. q i''"'

DENVER CITY RAILWAY CONFtst-I
toaT WORTH, lex. Nos. . l''''.
The regular annual mse1pg OF ins ne ar
holders of the GoFEWorth and Dtu'0s5;.ao '
Railway CompaHswfll be nold 81 the 'Tsv,s,
the compasy IN he city # f IT W"r'n LyL
on Tuesday. De ember 1887, st d y ..-"gr5s7
IA. TIL transfer oks W il clos q on - %
November u, at 2.15 N and Will ,,T5s.osI
Wednesday, December IA IsS-. ct ~ e.
a. m. ". \. ResS
Fo,t worth End Dsny-5 esss Ran"'I ~. -
Coupon M. p on ars4,uaaf gage bord5 t Of ' L
company fallin : DUE Oecember l, e. 30, gr 5.
, aid on nnd.sfteylbat date on pres d No n, =
office Of tht Mercantile Trust Com para
BzoadWay, New York. i 05I-ANo.,o,nrer.
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FISAHCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN

am now prepafed to loan uozs- IN o..
sum desired a. pastures, I'm rove5 es-~.-
ranches. WIN also buy vend.1', lien No.
WE. SONlaERyIIF
sos Maia Stree. FOR. W.
hHHkiEN 10 loaR ou-pds lures, farms. r-s5--.-
iVOISL property auu vacant los Us
j ,}sIye cor. EifIh sud lain Jr'....'
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wANtEU-sEasLF

WANTED BY II e5g ia1C. a u,.r., -
w housekeeper in tc:el ~, wic, wer', 5o- M d
10 d +; no obi ctfon 10 going q distance. A6a-sS-
Mrs, Mg,rcaTe Of act oilicN.
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One month Or over, consecutive insertions,
10 cents per line each insertion.
= "a IF matter is to be changed every insertion
the price will be l cent per line sdditional'
Marriages, Deaths, SocIet h0flces, etc..
OF usual length, SOC each insertion. Ii ordered
In as local or reading matter, SOC per line Will
be charged
Obituaries, Resolutions etc-s
VIII be charged for at regular rates.
Wants, Lost, Found, etc.B
q a,s,sed Advertisinq-Will be inserted st pro
rata rate Of an inch. None taken for less tnan
in as Epsce (k-inch)-count7 words to S line.
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WEEKLY EDITION.
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ReadinQ Matter

One time SIS cents per line; two or more IN
.srt!ons Ok cents per line esch insertion.
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SISTED on this Oc The military character
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vsANTED-FR7F. ale aELP.

XET ANTHD 4 cum. eIent white girl TO 90
w B9ase work anC attend csi.trea. Aul.7
st SIS Texas oOrner CherFy street
sRj ANrED A eseksfor q small 1alH.l,. A9-
w ply at Est + ourta street
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NOR NI-NfcelY ffruislI, soarh room,
Z fret and second floors, o. Mrs. MASSEY, 81.
Lam ar st, JalsO day board. TTansi Mt 81 ts7
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-08
HEAL Estate Tramsfers.

X. ". Monroe, cnm'r, to Thomas II
Hill, 403 acres in Portland district
Thos. n. Hill 10 WIN. g. Woaley, 4OJ
scrSz in Portland district.
Hiotor Sinclair to EaLcy Kops, 30 acre.
in Reno district.
David Vile to John II. Vile. - acres
In Reno. ~
Mary X Davis to r.. e. saterGold, lot
No. in Independence.
solomon Miller to john II. Miloc, 533
acres IL. Pleasant.
David w. Shahan 10 Reboscs r.. Lee.
405 acres IN Reno.
Hunter Fortney to John Fo they
acres in Lyon.
@. II. Trembly TO Kezia Hickey, 55g
acres in Portland.
Gus J, Cresap, ex'r TO .. Dewitt. s. =
SO acres IN Portland.
David o. Feather to Peter n Hickey,
25l acres in PORTLAND.
J. n. & G. Fortney to T5oy. Fortney.
--acres IN Valley.
Henry c. rIythO u 3. G. Glenn, lot in
NewbaTg.
SAM J. shaHer to Philip G. Nordiok ,
226 i3G-16O acYes in Portland.
John r. Nordick, jr., 10 same so acres
ia Portland, .
J. Ami Martin elk r. ~. ~. a. }. s..
Murdoch. 1850 acres in King wood district.
Geo. w. Mstheny to Joseph Carroll,
1914 acres I'm Grant.
Michael Broderick 10 NJ. s, Stevenson
ga acTsr iB Lyon.
Mrs. M. A. Burke TO Lewis r. q Mary
y. White liO-i6o acres in Portland,
VIM. -. linn to q, RI. Ziun, 1855 acres
Ia Valley.
Geo. d. Zinn 10 Geo. RI. Zinu house
aud lot in Independence.
John spier 10 Jno. & Noah Snyder, is2
acres in. Uaias.
O II, zinn to WIN. 81. Zlnu, 1854 acres
in Valley.
Jno. Snyder T., Levi snyder 1873 acres
IN Union.
Juo. spurgiu to Rachel Frazol, l69 aero,
ia Grant.
Geo Ticket 10 james r Fonk, lot IN
FellOwsville
Jho W Freelsnd town e Guoding,
acres in Portland
Jno W Freolan 20 900. H sislor. 10
acres ia Portland
Jno Perkins to- Mason q Ward. 81
aeres in Reno
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-08
rKRsoNA1 rARaeRarns.
nov.men,. OF roop,o ASon, a

movements OF Fcopte About -.
r. F. Walls. OF Pi'gah. was In
town Monday.
T. p. r. Brown, OF Philippi, was
in town few days last week.
George Moore, q NCwhurg. malt
us a very pleasant csll ~ u sEa,
Miss Laura Rig ~ lN@ Am'
is visiting rriSEdr ~ lp~o IS 49,
Oliver Ollie sud an. OF Mutg q.
town were in KinSwood yest,r ia,
Ed Wolf, of Oakland was in town
a couple of days this week on husi
ness
Mitchell EMERSON, subsatia
citizen of Newburg. called to see u
Tuesday.
w. ". Graham. the lumber prince
OF Valley district, was in town ON
business Tuesday.
j. NJ. Turnkey. Of Newhurg VS.
in town Tuesday and made this OF
fee pleasant call,
Samuel Guthrie, one OF Portland
districts subststiab, farmers. called
to see us Tuesday,.
Walter A. Stone and Charlie Bish
op. two of Kingwood's model Young
men were visiting friends in the city
this week. Charley also spent
a day or two in Fairmont. -
Eagle,
The Colonel and julius Monroe
left Tuesday evening for Romney,
where the Col. is praticing law and
julius will make the preliminary
survey of the railroad spoken of last
week.
Phil A. ShafTer. the business man.
ager Of the Athcn0eam, was at home
on business last, week. PROF.
Ravenscraft. win las been confined
to his room for several days. is able
to be out again. Athendeum.
Adam Bowman. OF Rowlesburg.
w. Va, schoolmate Of our young
days, has been visiting his mother
and sister hire (Mra. Agnes Bow man
and Mrs. Google for a few days
past. Ad. is one of the substatiAl
business men of Preston county -
Post.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-08

The planning mill of Oliver Dunn
was discovered TO be on Ere last
Saturday evening. and would have
been consumed had it not been for
the'promptness OF George Williams
Will Thomas and one or two others
Mr.. Dunn had piled some lumber
around the boiler of the engine TO dry
and while he was at supper it caught
FIRE but was discoyered before il
reached the shavings aud other light
material on the floor above.
ATTENTION iScalled to the advertise
ment Of the National FdI1n and FTrest,ic
published at Washington ID G and
Grange Camp Va II is handso nelly
printed l6 page paper C >ntSining "a col
umns Of first class matter for farmers
sample copies tree To all who write for
them TO p y Box 3ls Washington PC
The paper is published on the let and l5t
of each mouth, at my cents year or
will be dubbed with this paper at sl6o
per vesa
III Kingwood is to extend a royal
welcame to the railroad on its arrival
here, it is about time an executive
committee was named to get things
in shape. We understand the whole
Tunnelton and Niles country are anx-
ious to come down on a grand excur.
sion and spend a holiday at King
wood. If the weather is fov rable.
the road will be completed in ample
time, aud we suggest Saturday, De-
cember oath. as Excursion Day-a
day of rejoicing. celebrating and
general jubilee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-08
Circuit Couri.

Town OF Cranberry Margaret Ste wart
on plea for a condemnation OF land;
report OF commissioners confirmed.
The following indictments were found
by the grand jury: Against Albert l..
Reed, VIM. Conner, Benz. Hornback,
Jerome Rogers, Timothy Gilmore. .Ay-
ers Nixor, Daniel johnson. misdemsa-
nors, alter which they were discharged.
Hsude Dent VIM. NJ. Dent. SANDER,
verdict for plaintiff for $500.
N. w. Fitzgerald vB &o.R II Co.,
appeal, verdict for plaintiff Tor $50.
II ~ Every VS. l. g 'iribble, appeal
continued.
State use Burch + MFord OF all debt
continued.
VIM T Burch Felix f Beatty, eject
ment, continued.
Jacob w Albright v Thurman TeetS,
rule, discharged.
Belbuel Dalton V Boisy Ramsey ct al.
debt, remanded to rule.
Sam'l Schlupp OF al Samuel Teet,
eJectment, continued.
Rules were issue ed against the following
named persons for falling to appear be-
fore the grand jury: John Ford. Joseph
LAntz, and Patrick Daley.
An attachment WAS issued against the
following persons for falling to appear
before the grand Jury; John King. p J
Dunn, W Kirk, Gilbert Fraiey
sam1 G sapp TB 8eiskelI, eject
meDt, defendant RECEIVERS bis Costs Of tho
plaintiff
Bescher & Gibbs Plow co D G zinD
fitin 10, dismissed
Vankirk's Ezor's use MaDown J S &
NJ u BHrdoek debt, plsintin recover
slS5 with interest .: defendants.
sam'l @ sapp NJ e &JN sapp. eject
mont, continued
Levi Greathouse " $ G sapp, eject
moni, continued
w J James & Bro W q stockham jr q
Go appeal continued
s Loar vs Home Insurance Co as
sumpslt, contiBu ed.
JuO w Froeland Jacob Albright.
ejectEen continued
State We WIN Leltridge, misdemapor,
discontinued
KinRwooa Railway Co VS. n Brown
sssumpsit, plaintiff recover S635. 90 Of
defendant
VIM O Brown. jr vs. jacob stomplo
and l. i Lsniz, debt. plaintiff recover
fZ3,l5 Of defendants
Eugene Ghbble III II Gribble's heirs
ejectment. plaintiff recover Of the defend.
ants possession % iho premises
The following cases we're continued,
Warrior Mower Co 200 DUR, John
+ Lamberts admir- Newburg Orrel
Coal Co, John Johnsons admir- New
burg Orrel Coal Co, Clinton Albright.
admir- same, Frank Moons admir- v
came, Arthur Ogdeu's admir- same,
John Miller's adm'f ssme, Geo n
Higgins admir- same, Morgan Free-
mans sdm'r same, Johl Conway
jrs, admir- same, Joseph Rosskelmug's
admir- Y same, A Lyon Geo d Moore
q Puliium W. Hiukle. King a Co
W Smsliey Jesse Spurgin, appeal,
ordered that the plaintiff execute new
bond in the penalty Of siO0
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son, appeal, discontinued.